What can I say, I think the little guys are fun and I love to go quest for something new to bond with. This in mind it won’t come as a surprise to your folk that one thing I have not done and will not do is buy the micro-transaction pets.
In all there are eight micro-transaction pets I could purchase at this time. Had I grabbed them all Blizz would be $110 better off and I would have eight new shinies (and two freaky furry toys for the kids). It’s better this way though, cause these guys would only made me angry. WoW pet collecting from the outset has always been about venturing into the world to find your new friends. There are guides to read and websites to survey; devotees take the quest for acquisition very seriously indeed.
So along with sparkle ponies and disco lions, no pretend pets for me…
In direct contradiction to the above then here's an idea. One thing I might buy from Blizz as a microtransaction, one purchase I’d strongly consider making would be a bulk pet xfer. All my pets from my old main xferred to my new main so that I could enjoy them. Those old buddies that ventured with me in the past could now gain a new lease on life accompanying another member of my crew.
That would be cool!
But what do you think? Would you pay to xfer your pets en masse to a new toon, or would depriving your old main of all those pets they worked so hard for seem somehow unfair?
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M.
I would definitely pay to transfer my pets from my old main to my new main. I would even do the same for my mounts. Or, I'd pay to duplicate a mount or pet that one toon has, to have my other character(s) have it. I really just wish these things were account-bound...*sigh*
ReplyDeleteAgreed Karot - the game is so large now that paying to duplicate work you've already done so that you can appreciate it on another seems reasonable.
ReplyDeleteThis in mind it won’t come as a surprise to your folk that one thing I have not done and will not do is buy the micro-transaction pets.
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